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A flourishing subgenre of YouTube channels features North Korean refugees telling how they fled the authoritarian government and how they’ve adjusted.
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With noise complaints in high-rise apartments surging amid COVID-19, exasperated South Koreans have turned to extreme measures to get back at their upstairs dwellers.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s Asia diplomacy aims to rebuild alliances ahead of the Biden administration’s first face-to-face talks with China.
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Tens of thousands of North Korean women have been trafficked into forced marriages in China and give birth to stateless children. The mothers face a fraught choice between their children or their freedom, a choice that continues to haunt many.
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Train zombies. Historic zombies. High-rise apartment zombies. DMZ zombies. The undead are proliferating in South Korea’s imagination.
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After declaring three years ago that his country had fulfilled its decades-long ambition to become a nuclear power, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un turned his attention to fixing an ailing economy that was undermining his pledge to better the lives of his people.
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As President Biden takes office, the rest of the world watches closely, some less focused on Biden’s ascension than on Trump’s departure.
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The growing popularity of YouTube in South Korea has led to questionable attempts by users to gain viewers, including promises of vigilante justice.
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Un estudio de Corea del Sur plantea la preocupación de que seis pies de distancia social pueden no ser suficientes para mantener a las personas a salvo del coronavirus.
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A South Korean study raises concerns that six feet of social distance may not be far enough to keep people safe from the coronavirus.
